Google PR and SERP relation!

by mazdak

Posted: 15 years ago 21 replies

Hello,

I am wondering to know what is the relation between Google PR and SERP? For example how come some websites with lower PR have better SERP?

Thank you

#google #relation #serp

Jack Chase 15 years ago

Google search results are based more on relevancy to the key term entered than simply a list of the sites/pages with the highest PR.

There are other factors to consider too, such as the on page content (how relevant is it?) the number of back links and their anchor text, the authority of the site, etc. These factors may have more weight than the PR of the page, which is why sometimes a PR0 page can appear higher than a PR4 one for some search terms.
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Blogger Newbie 15 years ago

Originally Posted by mazdak

Hello,

I am wondering to know what is the relation between Google PR and SERP? For example how come some websites with lower PR have better SERP?

Thank you

Google PR = Got Quality Around Site like Template Set Up, Link control no follow and dofollow, Got Quality Backlink, Good content for user, relevan etc..

Low PR still can got top in SERP if you research first

1. Keyword, How many webmaster use that keyword..

2. Who in the serp in that keyword, check he Site quality for that keyword. like Backlink, content keyword and etc

3. Your must got more backlink if your want to chalangge. Target that keyword on page and off page. Use anchor text for off page

Many more
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mazdak 15 years ago

IF a website has a good PR, How can improve SERP?
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- jahangir 15 years ago
  
  Getting back links from relevant high pr sites using different keywords, which are also the part of your web contents will help you increase SEPR.
  
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JennyBird 15 years ago

There are a lot of factors that come into play. Sometimes sites with higher PR will be specialized towards other terms, but may also rank for a few general ones. In this case, a site with a lower PR, but more focused keyword selection and link building would probably rank higher.
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LiftMyRank 15 years ago

PR is a ranking signal, however it's not heavily weighted, more of the weight comes from the PR of the sites linking to you.
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YasirYar 15 years ago

I have seen many PR 1-2s outranking PR 5-6s for their keyword terms.. Do not look solely at PR to determine where your website will rank.
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- mazdak 15 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by YasirYar
  
  I have seen many PR 1-2s outranking PR 5-6s for their keyword terms.. Do not look solely at PR to determine where your website will rank.
  
  My question is exactly about what you said. If we have a good PR, how can improve SERP as well?
  
  Thank you
  
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  lalitbansal004 15 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by mazdak
  
  My question is exactly about what you said. If we have a good PR, how can improve SERP as well?
  
  Thank you
  
  If you have Good PR means ...Your Site is Good at Google Eyes. Now IF you want Improve in SERP Then Go for More And More Quality Backlinks. and Regularly Create That Back links and Then Bookmarking For Those.
  
  This Surely Benefit your website A lot
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2423898 15 years ago

I think that Pagerank can portray whether i site will be able to get a lot of traffic. If a site has low pagerank it means it lacks inbound links and without links the site probably won't rank very highly on search engines, especially Google.
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- Peter Lee 15 years ago
  
  Page rank affects about 20 percent of how well your site ranks. There are many factors that affect how well you rank and there are many algorithms Google used for ranking. Some of the factors will be how many quality backlinks you have as well as how well your sites are getting the Google trust. Also you well SEO'ed your sites are will help your ranking.
  
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tricialicious 15 years ago

there is a good computation out there in google, PR helps a lot in SERP ...but the truth is SERP>PR any day
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patrick0001 15 years ago

How relevant of the keyword with the article would be the key factor to determine SERP. Imagine, if PR is everything then those new site have no chance to beat those old domain and high PR site.

If those low PR site is relevant to SERP, sooner or later that particular page will promote to high PR.
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- MikeFriedman 15 years ago
  
  PageRank is mostly a measure of the quality of incoming links to a webpage. It does not guarantee rankings, and pagerank and rankings are largely (but not necessarily entirely) independent of eachother.
  
  Just because a site has a pagerank of 6 doesn't mean it is going to rank for any specific keyword without proper onsite and offsite optimization for that keyword.
  
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mazdak 15 years ago

Friends, Many suggest to get better SERP, get more quality backlinks. As I already pointed out, When a website has a good PR, it means that has good quality backlinks, so when it comes to SERP, only sticking to quality backlinks is useless. For high PR websites, how they can improve SERP?
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rafay 15 years ago

i have a Question Guys and that is will no follow backlinks can help me increasing my SERP also if i create my backlinks that are on high PR Pages but still they are no follow so will my SERP going to get higher for my keyword by which i create backlinks ???
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mazdak 15 years ago

A thing which is coming to my mind is that, when it comes to SERP, number of backlinks is more important than only getting PR from high PR pages. Is it right?
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Amy marketing 15 years ago

PR is not that important as before.Good content+many high quality backlinks can bring you good rankings, even if your site is totally a new one without pr.
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mazdak 15 years ago

The thing is why when a website has lots of good quality backlinks and good PR, it does not result in good SERP?
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perrymods81 15 years ago

Getting back links from relevant high pr web site utilizing different words, which are also the part of your web contents will help you gain SEPR.
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- android45 15 years ago
  
  Google Page rank is only a metric so it is nowhere related to SERP, for more information What is Google's PageRank Good For? - Whiteboard Friday | SEOmoz.
  
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